Golden Retriever’s Big Brother Promotion
A golden retriever goes from fun uncle to big brother, embracing his new role with a toddler in the family.
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New Dog Feeding Study — Can You Guess Their Crazy Conclusion?
If you saw these study results you'd likely never come to the same conclusion as they did. It's kind of crazy and hard to understand — until you read one of the final paragraphs. And then the light bulb clicks on. Don't bet your pet's life on their word though.
Tom’s Journey from Morocco to a Loving Home
Tom, a rescued cat from Morocco, found his forever home in the US thanks to a compassionate adopter who couldn't resist his charm.
If You Have a Pet, You'll Have This — Are You Prepared?
It goes with pet ownership and at some point you'll have to deal with this nuisance, if you haven't already. Here's how to approach it for the best results and your own peace of mind.
How to Recognize the Subtle Signs of Stress in Cats
Changes in your cat's environment or routine can trigger anxiety and stress, making them irritable and agitated. Here’s how to bring back Zen in their lives.
Sunny's Journey to a New Life
After a long journey from Thailand, Sunny found love, joy, and purpose in the UK, bringing light to everyone she meets.
Warning for Small Dog Owners: Coyote Attacks on the Rise
Once identified with prairies and mountainous areas of the Old West, coyotes are now getting bolder as their habitats are becoming more populated by humans. They've been encroaching on metro areas of cities like Detroit, increasing the number of attacks and fatalities against small pets.
A Cow and Dog's Unlikely Friendship
A cow and a dog, both survivors of trauma, find companionship and healing together, showing the power of friendship across species.
Is Your Pet Sleeping on a Hotbed for Bile Duct Cancer?
Environmental exposure to carcinogens is a suspected cause of this very aggressive and common type of liver cancer in cats and dogs, and where your pet sleeps may be potentially fueling her exposure. Take these three steps today to help reduce your pet's risk.
